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OECD territorial reviews : Guangdong, China / Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.

By:

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

Contributor(s):

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development [issuing body.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: OECD Territorial ReviewsParis : OECD, c2010Description: 305 pages. : color illustrations, color maps. ; 28 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9789264090071 (Thermal)

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E-books.

DDC classification:

23 307.120951 OEC 009813

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Contents:

Foreword Acronyms Assessment and recommendations Socio-economic trends in Guangdong Main challenges faced by Guangdong's economic development model Strategies and policies for regional competitiveness in Guangdong Environmental and climate change challenges in Guangdong Governance in Guangdong Annex A. Accessibility of strategic locations in Guangdong and Hong Kong, China Annex B. Production capacity of each prefecture in Guangdong.

Summary: This review assesses Guangdong's current approach to economic development. The province is focusing on industrial policies primarily aimed at heavy manufacturing industries (e.g. automobile, shipbuilding, petrochemicals) and supported by investment in hard infrastructure transport projects and energy supply, along with the implementation of the "Double Relocation" policies intended to move lower value-added factories to lagging regions through incentive mechanisms like industrial parks. The review discusses how some principles of the OECD regional paradigm could help Guangdong. It also addresses the huge environmental challenges that the province is facing and explores the opportunity for developing a green growth strategy. Strategies to improve Guangdong's governance are analyzed as well, with particular attention paid to coordination issues within the Pearl River Delta.

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Includes bibliographical references.

Foreword
Acronyms
Assessment and recommendations
Socio-economic trends in Guangdong
Main challenges faced by Guangdong's economic development model
Strategies and policies for regional competitiveness in Guangdong
Environmental and climate change challenges in Guangdong
Governance in Guangdong
Annex A. Accessibility of strategic locations in Guangdong and Hong Kong, China
Annex B. Production capacity of each prefecture in Guangdong.

This review assesses Guangdong's current approach to economic development. The province is focusing on industrial policies primarily aimed at heavy manufacturing industries (e.g. automobile, shipbuilding, petrochemicals) and supported by investment in hard infrastructure transport projects and energy supply, along with the implementation of the "Double Relocation" policies intended to move lower value-added factories to lagging regions through incentive mechanisms like industrial parks. The review discusses how some principles of the OECD regional paradigm could help Guangdong. It also addresses the huge environmental challenges that the province is facing and explores the opportunity for developing a green growth strategy. Strategies to improve Guangdong's governance are analyzed as well, with particular attention paid to coordination issues within the Pearl River Delta.

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